2014 Spring Conference What s HIP in 2014? April 4-6, 2014 Stonewall Resort in Roanoke, WV

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1 2014 Spring Conference What s HIP in 2014? April 4-6, 2014 Stonewall Resort in Roanoke, WV Total 12.0 Contact Hours Available for the entire week-end GO GREEN EVENT: There will be no handouts for this conference. You will need to register online at our website. You will be provided online access to the materials prior to the event and can download & print materials or access them during the presentations via your laptop or ipad. CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Friday, April 4, :00 am GOLF TOURNAMENT tee times available (call and identify being with the WVOS) 4:00 6:00 Time for Committee Meetings (optional) 5:00 10:00 Dinner in Stillwaters Restaurant (Reservations suggested call ) 6:00-8:00 Board of Directors Dinner and Meeting MAPLE ROOM 8:00-10:00 Joint Welcome Reception FOYER 10:00 Exhibitors can set up after reception Saturday, April 5, :00-7:30 Exhibitor s Set-up FOYER/BIRCH ROOM 7:30-8:00 Registration/Continental Breakfast FOYER 7:30-5:00 Exhibits Open FOYER/BIRCH ROOM 8:00 10:00 JOINT SESSION (3.0 CEU) 8:00 Welcome BALLROOM 2 Eric Tarr, PT, DPT, MBA, OCS - WVPTA President Jack Steel, MD WVOS Program Chair 8:15 8:45 Remarks from National Representatives of WVOS & WVPTA Greg Krivchenia, MD, AAOS Councilor Jeanine Gunn, PT, DPT, APTA Board of Directors 8:45 9:00 Total Hip Dislocation BALLROOM 2 Benjamin Fry, MD. 9:00 9:15 Osteporosis BALLROOM 2 Franklin Shuler, MD 9:15 9:30 What s New with Hip Fractures? BALLROOM 2 Dave Hubbard, MD 9:30 10:00 Break/Visit Exhibitors FOYER/BIRCH ROOM 10:00 10:15 Anterior Hip Approach BALLROOM 2 Joel Moskal, MD

2 10:15 10:30 Anterior Hip Approach, Another Interpretation of the Data BALLROOM 2 Robert Meneghini, MD. 10:30 10:45 TITLE (TBA) BALLROOM 2 John Christoforetti, MD. 10:45 11:00 TITLE (TBA) BALLROOM 2 Benjamin R. Kivlan, MS, PT, SCS, OCS,CSCS 11:00 11:15 Arthroscopy New Advances and Current Controversies BALLROOM 2 Will McCormick, MD 11:15-11:30 Cementing Hips in 2014: Why Now? BALLROOM 2 Joel Moskal, MD 11:30 1:30 WVPTA Annual Meeting Luncheon BALLROOM 1 (Lunch is included in conference registration fee) State of the Association Address Eric Tarr, PT, DPT, MBA, OCS - WVPTA President APTA Update.. WVPTA Awards 2014 Election Results Platform Presentation (.50 CEU) 1:30-3:00 Differential Diagnosis, Evaluation, and Management of the Hip Complex (1.50 CEU) BALLROOM 2 John Christoforetti, MD. Benjamin R. Kivlan, MS, PT, SCS, OCS, CSCS 3:00-3:30 Break FOYER 3:30 5:30 Differential Diagnosis, Evaluation, and Management of the Hip Complex (2.00 CEU) BALLROOM 2 John Christoforetti, MD. Benjamin R. Kivlan, MS, PT, SCS, OCS, CSCS 5:30 6:30 PTA: Advanced Proficiency & APTA House of Delegates Issues Related to PTA s (1.00 CEU) BALLROOM 1 Kelly Terry, PT, DPT 7:00-9:00 Dinner on your own (meal cost included in hotel room registration and nonhotel guest will pay like any other restaurant) Stillwaters Restaurant is open from 5:00-10:00 pm. Call to make reservations for dinner.

3 Sunday, April 6, :00 8:00 Registration Opens and Continental Breakfast FOYER 7:00 8:00 Roundtable Discussions: BALL ROOM 2 Reimbursement, State Legislative Issues, Federal Legislative Issues, etc. (1.00 CEU) 7:00 8:00 PTA SIG Business Meeting OAK ROOM 7:00 8:00 Earning and Maintaining Specialization for PT s (1:00 CEU) BALLROOM 1 Tamara Gravano, DPT, GCS, CEEAA Marshall University School of Physical Therapy, Huntington, WV 8:00 10:00 A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to the Treatment of Dementia (2:00 CEU) BALLROOM 2 Andrea Martell, MPT and Jennifer Allman, SLP 8:00 10:00 Functional Movement Screening (2.00 CEU) BALLROOM 1 TBA 9:00 10:00 Student SIG Business Meeting OAK ROOM 10:00 10:45 POSTER PRESENTATIONS BIRCH ROOM 10:45-11:00 BREAK 11:00 1:00 Interpreting Lab Values: Treating Patients Not Numbers (2.00 CEU) BALLROOM 1 Anne Swisher, PT, PhD, CCS West Virginia University Dept of Physical Therapy, Morgantown, WV 11:00 1:00 Evidence-Based Approaches to Using Outcome Measures in your Clinical Practice (2.00 CEU) BALL ROOM 2 Saurabh Mehta, PT, PhD Marshall University School of Physical Therapy, Huntington, WV 11:00 12:30 Residency and Fellowship Specialization for Students BIRCH ROOM Tamara Gravano, DPT, GCS, CEEAA Marshall University School of Physical Therapy, Huntington, WV 1:00-2:00 Lunch is included in attendees hotel room rates and non-hotel guest will pay like any other restaurant Board & Education Committee Post Conference Evaluation Luncheon meeting in Stillwaters Restaurant

4 Workshop Descriptions and Learning Objectives Saturday, April 5, 2014 Title: Total Hip Dislocation Benjamin Fry, MD The participants will be able to: Title: Osteporosis Franklin Shuler, MD The participants will be able to: Title: What s New with Hip Fractures? Dave Hubbard, MD The participants will be able to: Title: Anterior Hip Approach Joel Maskal, MD The participants will be able to: Title: Anterior Hip Approach, Another Interpretation of the Data Robert Meneghini, MD The participants will be able to: Title: Arthroscopy New Advances and Current Controversies Will McCormick, MD

5 The participants will be able to: Title: Differential Diagnosis, Evaluation, and Management of the Hip Complex John Christoforetti, MD and Benjamin R. Kivlan, MS, PT, SCS, OCS, CSCS Course Description: The purpose of this course is to define the common anatomical and biomechanical mechanisms of injury to the hip complex as it relates to a review of current literature. The course content will describe the pathogenesis of hip joint disease and related pathologies. Current evidence in the examination of the hip complex will be explored to offer the best management practices of physical examination and functional testing of the hip complex. Current methods of conservative and surgical management of hip disease will also be discussed with the intent of establishing evidencebased treatment guidelines in consideration of both short and long-term health of patients with hip-related pathology. Learning Objectives: Apply current evidence of anatomical and biomechanical relationships to evaluation, differential diagnosis, and management of pathology to the hip complex. Prioritize a systematic examination that can be used to differentiate musculoskeletal from nonmusculoskeletal pathologies. Develop and apply an evaluation algorithm to allow for a classification-based treatment program for those with musculoskeletal pain to the hip complex. Create an intervention program consisting of mobilization, soft-tissue techniques, and innovative exercises based on patient classification. Determine appropriate referral recommendation for those with non-musculoskeletal related pain. Sunday, April 6, 2014 Title: PT Maintenance of Specialty Certification Tamara Gravano, DPT, GCS, CEEAA Course Description: This course will answer the questions posed by many physical therapists about obtaining and maintaining clinical specialty certification. Information regarding the specialty examination including preparation for will be presented. Changes to the recertification process went into effect last year and will be explained. Time will be available for questions. Learning Objectives: Discuss the elements of clinical specialization Recognize the eligibility requirements for clinical specialization Understand the specialization examination process Understand the current changes to the process of recertification, now known as Maintenance of Specialty Certification Title: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to the Treatment of Dementia Andrea Martell, MPT and Jennifer Allman, SLP

6 Course Description: This course will promote understanding of the stages of dementia and focus on the interaction of multiple disciplines to enhance functional outcomes. The course is designed to address both treatment ideas and evaluative requirements to enhance knowledge of dementia for both the PT and the PTA. Other topics addressed include documentation, goal progression, and medications for the dementia population. Learning objectives: Identify the stages of dementia according to the global deterioration scale (GDS) Identify behavioral and functional performance changes throughout the dementia disease process that correlate to the GDS stages of dementia. Identify disciplines specific ( PT/OT/ST) treatment intervention approaches based on the stage of dementia. Identify different components of delirium, dementia and depression Title: Functional Movement Screening Course Description: Learning objectives: Title: Interpreting Lab Values: Treating Patients Not Numbers Anne Swisher, PT, PhD, CCS Course Description: Laboratory tests are important for determining appropriate physical therapy management of patients in a variety of settings. This course will review common laboratory values and the implications for patient care, with a focus on interpreting values in the context of risk vs. benefit of intervention. Learning objectives: Describe how laboratory tests assess function of body systems and homeostasis. Discuss implications of laboratory values that fall outside of normal ranges. Interpret laboratory values in the context of patient cases, determining risk of physical therapy intervention vs. risk of immobility. Title: Evidence-Based Approaches to Using Outcome Measures Saurabh Mehta, PT, PhD Course Description: The course will introduce evidence-based knowledge in selecting, administering, scoring, and interpreting outcome measures in daily clinical practice. The course will also introduce the key elements of using outcome measures for goal setting and communicating with third party funding agencies. By the end of this course, clinicians will demonstrate adequate expertise in successfully integrating outcome measures in their own practice. Learning objectives: Consistent with the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF), explores the strategies in selecting suitable outcome measures for clinical practice. Identify different types of outcome measures and their unique contribution to patient assessment.

7 All you need to know about the psychometric properties of an outcome measure Steps involved in using outcome measures in clinical practice Using different case vignettes, participants will divide in groups and answer following questions: 1. How confident we can be in a single score of a measure? 2. Does score on measure discriminate disability level? 3. How to interpret change on a follow-up assessment? 4. How should we incorporate outcome measures in goal setting? Title: Residency Education for Future Specialists Tamara Gravano, DPT, GCS, CEEAA Course Description: This course is intended for students who are interested in learning more about the specialization process, specifically through post professional PT residency programs. The application process has changed, and now with a centralized application service, students have access to a greater number of residency programs than ever before. Information regarding the examination process will also be provided. Time will be available for questions at the end. Learning objectives: Discuss the elements of clinical specialization Define the difference between residency and fellowship Understand the residency application process Understand the specialization examination process Third Annual Peer Reviewed Poster Presentations on Sunday, April 6, 2014 We are pleased to announce the third annual peer reviewed Physical Therapy Poster Presentation for the state of West Virginia. WVPTA is pleased to provide this poster and research opportunity for faculty, students and clinicians and hope that we can broaden our knowledge through continued research and education. The posters will be on display Sunday morning during the conference from 8:00 am 12:00 pm. The presenters will be available from 10:00-10:45 a.m. at their poster for Q&A/discussion. Fun Events to Raise Money Through the course of the conference there will be fund raising events to support the WVPT PAC and the student scholarship fund. Conference Location The Stonewall Resort in Roanoke, WV is located just 2 miles off Interstate 79 at exit 91 and is accessible from all major metropolitan areas within a 4-hour driving radius. Stonewall Resort is a little over one hour north of Charleston, WV and 2 hours south of Pittsburgh, PA. By car take the Roanoke exit (91) from I-79 and follow the signs to Stonewall Resort. Go to and click on driving directions for more detailed information.

8 Lodging Reservations There are a limited number of rooms being held at the Stonewall Resort at $210 single occupancy and $153 per person, double occupancy. This rate includes two meals per day starting with dinner on the night of arrival and ending with lunch the day of departure, morning and afternoon break food. This rate does not include the daily resort fee or taxes. The resort fee is a daily, per room fee of $15.00 that includes onsite parking, in-park shuttle service, high speed internet access and WIFI, use of fitness equipment, indoor/outdoor pool, sauna, steam room, paddle boats, canoes, kayaks, excursion boat, mountain bikes, basic fishing equipment and many other amenities. Please call the in-house reservations department at to make your room reservation. In order to ensure the contracted room rates at the time of the call, attendees must identify themselves as being part of West Virginia Physical Therapy Association. Reservations should be made no later than March 4, Individuals will need to provide a credit card upon check in. What the Hotel Registration Fee Covers: This includes two meals per day starting with dinner on the night of arrival and ending with lunch the day of departure, continental breakfast and afternoon break food in the foyer and selected resort activities. What Your Room Rate Pays for at Stonewall Resort In order for everyone to understand what the overnight room charge pays for and what each individual is responsible for, the following rules apply. The conference plan begins with dinner on night of arrival and ending with lunch on day of departure. Hotel Rate/Night Single Meeting Attendee: $210 per person, per night attending the conference Spouse Attendee: $60 per person, per night for spouse (not attending the conference workshops, but eating breakfast, lunch, dinner or reception on the property). **Stonewall reservation desk will issue Spouse tickets for these meals when you check into the resort. Double Meeting Attendee: $153 per person, per night for 2 people to attend the conference (total: $306) Friday, April 4, 2014 Expected arrival late afternoon: Your room rate includes: Dinner in Stillwaters Restaurant or attendance at WVPTA Board Dinner in Maple Room Saturday, April 5, 2014 Your room rate includes: Continental Breakfast available in the foyer outside the meeting room. **If you go to Stillwaters for a full breakfast, you will be charged $14 per person, plus service charge and tax for the buffet. Break foods in the morning and afternoon in the foyer outside meeting room WVPTA Membership Luncheon Meeting in the Ballroom 1 **If you go to Stillwater s for lunch instead of attending the Membership Luncheon, you will be charged. You are on your own Saturday evening for dinner (meal cost included in hotel room registration and non-hotel guest will pay like any other restaurant). Stillwaters is open from 5:00 10:00 pm. We recommend that you call to make your reservations for dinner. The restaurant number is

9 Sunday, April 6, 2014 Your room rate includes: Continental Breakfast available in the foyer outside the meeting room Morning Break foods until 11:00 am in the foyer outside the meeting room Lunch available in Stillwaters Restaurant after 11:00 as part of the package. **If you go earlier and eat Breakfast Buffet in Stillwater s, a charge of $14 per person plus tax will be applied to your hotel bill. Other hotels within driving distance are the Holiday Inn Express, 215 Staunton Drive, Weston, WV-telephone or the Comfort Inn, 2906 US Highway 33 East, Weston, WV telephone GOLF: WVOS has reserved eight golf tee times beginning at 11:00 am on Friday, April 4, Everyone is welcome to participate. Golf rates are $89 per person and include green fees, shared golf cart and unlimited use of the practice facility. Please call to make your tee time by March 27 th and identify yourself as being with WVOS/WVPTA. Special rates apply after 2:00 pm. Who Should Attend: Physicians, Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist Assistants. Families: Stonewall Resort offers a variety of family activities. Consider making this week-end a family event. What Conference Registration Fee Covers: The conference registration fees include admittance to your course(s) of choice, access to course material, CE Certification, continental breakfast and snacks both days in foyer, and lunch on Saturday. GO Green event. There will be no handouts provided at the course. You will be provided online access to the materials prior to the event and can download and print the materials or access them during the presentations.

10 3 Easy Ways to Register: 1. Website: and click on registration form 2. Mail form and check (make checks payable to WVPTA): WVPTA, 2110 Kanawha Blvd.,E, Ste 220, Charleston, WV Fax: For more information contact Wanda at or or toll free GO GREEN EVENT: There will be no handouts for this conference. You will need to register online at our website. You will be provided online access to the materials prior to the event and can download & print materials or access them during the presentations via your laptop or ipad. Please Print NAME: PRACTICE/COMPANY NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE ZIPCODE TELEPHONE: You will be notified by your login to access handouts. Please provide a work or home Work Address: Home Address: Will you be joining us for the WVPTA General Membership Luncheon? Yes (Included in attendees conference registration fee) No Registration Fees: WVPTA/APTA MEMBER NON-MEMBER PT PTA STUDENT PT PTA STUDENT Saturday & Sunday $300 $250 $60 $410 $340 $ 80 Saturday only $190 $160 $40 $260 $215 $ 50 Sunday only $135 $110 $20 $185 $155 $ 30 Mark all that apply: PT PTA Student APTA/WVPTA Membership Number Saturday& Sunday Saturday only Sunday only $ $ $ Total Enclosed $ Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received by March 31, 2014 will receive full refund of the registration fee, less $25 for processing. No refunds after March 31, 2014, 5:00 pm EST. Courses offered by WVPTA are automatically approved for CE units by the WV Board of Physical Therapy for PT & PTA s in WV. Approval of this course does not necessarily imply that the WV Board of Physical Therapy supports the views of the presenter or sponsor.